About the platform
Reach120, formerly Writing30
This platform was called Writing30 — and before that Writing30 AI — until , when it became Reach120 and moved from writing30.com to reach120.com. It is the same team and the same product. If you are reading a review, a forum post or a class handout that names Writing30, it is describing this platform.
What changed on July 31, 2026
The name and the web address. Nothing else: accounts, saved practice, feedback history and subscriptions all carried over untouched, because it was one platform moving to a new address rather than a new platform.
Every writing30.com address redirects to the matching reach120.com page in a single hop, and those redirects stay live deliberately — an old bookmark, a link in someone else's article and a link a teacher pasted into a syllabus all still work. Google records the change of address as having started July 30, 2026, which is the same event stamped in Pacific time.
Why the name changed
"Writing30" named two things that are both gone. It named a writing-only tool, and the platform now covers all four sections of the TOEFL iBT — Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing. And it named the 0–30 section scale, which official score reports no longer use: tests taken on or after January 21, 2026 report on a 1–6 band scale in 0.5 increments.
Reach120 keeps the number people still think in — the 0–120 total that the previous scale added up to, and that many universities still state their requirements in — while the product itself teaches and scores against the 2026 format. Where a page shows a /30 or /120 figure, it is labelled as a comparison estimate against the retired scale, never as an official score.
What Reach120 is
A practice platform for the TOEFL iBT in its 2026 format: practice questions across all four sections, AI scoring with written feedback on the open-response tasks, sample responses, full mock tests, and a set of free tools and question banks that need no account. The free half is not a preview — Reading, Listening and Build a Sentence practice are uncapped.
- Methodology — how the scoring works, how the material is written, and which numbers on this site are measured versus estimated.
- Trust Center — what the scoring does not claim, and where its limits are.
- Outcomes — the aggregate practice data, with its sample sizes and caveats stated.
- Platform updates — the dated changelog of what shipped and when.
Independent of ETS
Reach120 is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by ETS. TOEFL is a registered trademark of ETS, named here only to identify the test this platform prepares people for. Official scores come from ETS alone; what this platform reports is a practice estimate against publicly published task and rubric descriptions. The full statement is on the independence page.
Questions people ask about the name
- Is Reach120 the same as Writing30?
- Yes. Reach120 is the current name of the platform that was called Writing30, and before that Writing30 AI. The name changed on July 31, 2026, together with the move from writing30.com to reach120.com. Same team, same platform, same accounts — only the name and the address changed.
- Do writing30.com links still work?
- Yes. Every writing30.com address redirects to the matching page on reach120.com in a single hop, and those redirects are kept live deliberately. If you have an old bookmark, a saved practice link or a link from someone else’s article, it still reaches the right page.
- Why change the name at all?
- Writing30 described a writing-only tool scored on the old 0–30 scale. The platform now covers all four sections of the TOEFL iBT — Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing — and the test itself moved to a 1–6 band scale for tests taken on or after January 21, 2026. The old name had stopped describing either the product or the test.
- Is Reach120 affiliated with ETS?
- No. Reach120 is independent of ETS and is not endorsed by or affiliated with it. TOEFL is a registered trademark of ETS, used here only to name the test this platform prepares people for. Official scores are issued by ETS alone; what Reach120 shows is a practice estimate.
- Who writes the material on Reach120?
- The Reach120 research team, working from the task and rubric descriptions ETS publishes for the 2026 format. How each page was made, what is measured and what is estimated is set out on the methodology page, and the limits of the scoring are stated in the Trust Center.
Get in touch
Support, classroom access and partnership questions all go through the contact page. If you write about the platform, the current name is Reach120 and the address is reach120.com — linking the new address is what carries a Writing30 mention forward.
Reach120 is an independent practice tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by ETS, and it does not provide official TOEFL® test scores.
TOEFL® is a registered trademark of ETS. This product is not endorsed or approved by ETS.